Christian Linke has confirmed that Noxus, Ionia, and Demacia are the next steps in the "cinematic universe." The next show has been in development for over a year at Fortiche. We likely won't see it for a couple of years.

Arcane’s showrunner has revealed three locations that are set to be the focus of new League of Legends TV shows.

There is, if you squint, the faintest of links to Arcane with one of them at least: Noxus is the home region of the show's Mel and Ambessa Medarda. Other than that, the three regions mentioned by Linke are among the oldest and most lore-packed in LoL's mythology, with plenty of champions to choose from, so they could go anywhere.

Arcane showrunner Christian Linke has confirmed that more League of Legends shows are on the way and that Arcane won't be the last one we see.

Arcane season 2 just ended, and with it, the story of Jinx and Vi comes to a close, but showrunner Christian Linke says a new League of Legends show has been in development for a year already.

One of Arcane's co-creators has finally revealed what's in store for future League of Legends (LoL) adaptations on Netflix – but isn't ready to confirm two big details just yet. In an exclusive chat with TechRadar to discuss all things Arcane season 2 and future project plans,

Arcane's showrunner has confirmed that we're getting three new shows set in the League of Legends universe. We knew that Arcane Season 2 was going to be the final season of the show going into it, with no idea about the franchise's future.

After some leaks had surfaced, we might know a lot about the direction League of Legends will go in the following year. Following the huge success of Arcane's second season, it seems like Riot is fully leaning into League of Legends' upcoming content.